FATHER INLAW FILLED FOR GREEN CARD FOR MY WIFE WHEN SHE WAS SINGLE

[Ola2]

Hi everyone, please, could someone help me with the following question.

My father inlaw (the father of my wife), who is a USA citizen, filled for my wife who is over 21 years old to join him in the USA 5 years ago. This happened when my wife was still single.

My question is this : when the USA Embassy calls my wife to come and collect her visa/green card, would i, the husband be issued visa same time as my wife in order to migrate to USA with my wife.

Thanks for your anticipated help.

[FXR_1340]

I would be surprised if you also get a US visa when your wife gets hers.

I am recently married to a US citizen and I would need to apply for a visa to live there. As you probably know, the visa process takes 9-12 months.

However if a US citizen is a UK resident the option for Direct Consular Filing (DCF) is a much quicker process - maybe 3-6 months. This is so as DCF is filed with the US Embassy in London rather than the Visa Centre in USA.

Good luck with what ever you do.

[Ola2]

I would be surprised if you also get a US visa when your wife gets hers.

I am recently married to a US citizen and I would need to apply for a visa to live there. As you probably know, the visa process takes 9-12 months.

However if a US citizen is a UK resident the option for Direct Consular Filing (DCF) is a much quicker process - maybe 3-6 months. This is so as DCF is filed with the US Embassy in London rather than the Visa Centre in USA.

Good luck with what ever you do.

Thanks for your info. Please, members could anyone share more info or link the can help me. Thanks.

[FXR_1340]

I would be surprised if you also get a US visa when your wife gets hers.

I am recently married to a US citizen and I would need to apply for a visa to live there. As you probably know, the visa process takes 9-12 months.

However if a US citizen is a UK resident the option for Direct Consular Filing (DCF) is a much quicker process - maybe 3-6 months. This is so as DCF is filed with the US Embassy in London rather than the Visa Centre in USA.

Good luck with what ever you do.

Thanks for your info. Please, members could anyone share more info or link the can help me. Thanks.

There are loads of webpages relating to this subject. Google is your friend.

This is a link which you may already have come across.

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Good luck.

[FXR_1340]

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